Delinquent College Girls 1974

director: Gregory Corarito  


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United States

Alternative Titles

  • Delinquent Schoolgirls
  • The Delinquents
  • Sizzlers
  • Carnal Madness

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Escaping fugitives break into a school looking for food and find a whole lot more. 'Hilarious Entertainment'
Trace the bawdy adventures of three inmates as they escape from their asylum. In search of food and shelter they break into a college for girls closed for the summer recess - and find that not all the girls have left. A zany comedy with a touch of "Cuckoo's Nest."

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Available on VHSAvailable on Betamax

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by Lee James Turnock
As one IMDB reviewer says, "every sewage pipe on earth will lead you to this film". Also known as Delinquent School Girls and Carnal Madness - and available in several cut-down and altered versions - this is a rough-and-ready slice of queasy B-movie exploitation with the emphasis on rape played for laughs, carried out by a horny soul brother, a failed impressionist and a gay dress designer. The victims - the 'college girls' of the title - are a group of well-endowed glamour and porno loop models (including the late Roberta Pedon), who all look as if they wish they were somewhere else. The look of the film - grainy and grubby photography, iffy editing, can't-be-bothered direction and hit-and-miss lighting - just serves to increase the sleaze factor, as does the film's willingness to please as many perversions as possible by cramming foot fetishism, hypnotism, mud wrestling and martial arts into the mix. What should have been a fun little slice of rampantly non-PC all-American filthy fun, however, comes across more often than not as genuinely unpleasant and upsetting. I was 'lucky' enough to see the full uncut version - the British pre-cert tapes ran just under an hour - and found myself sitting through a lot of tiresome sub-Goodies / Three Stooges slapstick in order to get to the flesh, but at least Stephen Stucker gets to show off his piano playing skills during one scene. If you're into this kind of thing, check it out, but even for hardened sleaze buffs it may well be several steps too far.